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M23 is an architectural, product visualization and interior design studio based in Cluj-Napoca.

27/11/2023

Is this your dream house too? ◾ When designing this apartment for our cherished client, we went for a neutral palette and clean lines. We used wood, metal and glass to create an elegant atmosphere, while the strategic golden touches illuminate the space, thus providing a home where minimalism meets warmth.

17/11/2023

Step into a sanctuary of relaxation – our earth-toned bathroom which embraces the sleek glass and grounding stone.

This warm space invites people to indulge in self-care, boasting a spacious layout with double vanities.

Here, pampering isn't just a routine; it's an experience. Picture yourself turning your morning routine into a private concert, as you immerse in luxury and comfort in your personal oasis.

15/11/2023

A well-designed kitchen isn't just a space; it's an investment in the joy of cooking, bonding and elevating the quality of life.

For this client we chose to design a space adorned with earth tones, gilded accents, rich wood and stone. Beyond aesthetics, this culinary heaven features spacious cabinets and plush seats, turning daily rituals into delightful experiences.

13/11/2023

👧 A room designed to create joyful memories for one happy child. Would you like a room like this for your little one?

06/11/2023

✨🛏 We hope our clients will experience the epitome of tranquility in this thoughtfully designed bedroom.

We used soft neutral tones to create a serene ambiance, while the subtle golden touches add an elegant glow.

The wood and granite tables complete the picture, blending both warmth and sophistication seamlessly.

Would you like a bedroom like this one?

09/10/2023

SDC studio ap. // This Japandi-inspired kitchen area features wooden cabinets, which seamlessly blend into the overall aesthetic while providing ample storage.

The marble wall, with its timeless beauty and understated luxury, serves as a stunning backdrop to the kitchen, while ceramic vases and cups, carefully selected for their simplicity and purposeful design, adorn the kitchen area.

These elements reflect the Japanese philosophy of intentional decor, where each piece serves a practical role while contributing to the overall aesthetics of the space.

06/10/2023

SDC studio ap. // The wooden cabinet is the heart of this bathroom, representing the natural and earthy elements so central to Japandi design, a style which encapsulates the essence of both Japanese minimalism and Scandinavian warmth.

The tiles, with their timeless beauty and soothing color palette, envelop the space in a sense of calm and tranquility. These tiles, inspired by nature, bring a touch of the outdoors into the bathroom, creating a harmonious connection with the surroundings.

In true Japandi fashion, this bathroom adheres to a minimalist aesthetic. Clean lines and uncluttered surfaces dominate the design, allowing for an unburdened and serene atmosphere. Every element in this space has been carefully chosen to maintain the perfect balance between simplicity and functionality.

04/10/2023

SDC studio ap. // The color palette that we chose for this apartment is soothing and neutral, with a predominant use of white and cream tones.

These lighter colors create an atmosphere of spaciousness and tranquility, amplified by the abundant natural light that bathes the entire space.

Clean lines and uncluttered spaces are at the core of Japandi style, the style we used for this studio. We believe that simplicity is the key to achieving a sense of peace and order.

By minimizing visual distractions and maximizing functionality, this studio apartment offers a serene and inviting environment for its residents.

03/10/2023

SDC studio ap. // We designed this apartment in the enchanting Japandi style, which blends elements of Japanese minimalism with the cozy and rustic characteristics of Scandinavian design.

The centerpiece of this apartment is undoubtedly the exceptionally soft sofa, the perfect place to unwind after a long day or simply enjoy a quiet moment with a cup of tea.

The stone tables serve not only as functional surfaces but also as elegant accents, adding a touch of natural beauty. These tables, like all elements in this apartment, have been carefully selected to blend seamlessly into the design.

Every piece of decor, from the delicate lamps to the cups, contribute to the aesthetics but also serve a purpose, enhancing the overall functionality of the apartment.

31/03/2023

SDC House // For the boy's bedroom, we opted for the same clear and clean design line, marking the main wall with apparent concrete. Here we illustrated two of the boy's favorite characters and we played with both the architectural lighting and the custom made white pieces.

29/03/2023

For the main bedroom we opted for a clean clear line between contrasts. The main piece is the custom made bed in a warm neutral gray fabric, along with the blackboard and the nightstands. The oak finishes behind the bed and the wardrobe with the fumḕ glass front doors support this design line.

// SDC House

27/03/2023

The main intention was to create chromatic contrasts through the finishes used but also through the play of natural light with architectural light.

In order to do that we decided to create an open space where the hallway is more of an imaginary/visual delimitation between the living room (with a small pocket door kitchen right behind the big sofa, as the clients don’t cook that much) and the dinning room.

Here we marked the tv area through a flexible slate wall which adds to the dark oak finishes displayed in the kitchen. This wall provides access to the night rooms but also to the service bathroom.

// SDC House

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Cluj-Napoca

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http://www.m23.design/

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